Four.meme is a no-code, fair launch platform for memecoins operating on the BNB Chain. The platform is designed to allow users to create, launch, and trade new tokens in a permissionless environment, with automated integration into the decentralized exchange PancakeSwap for liquidity. [1] [2]
Four.meme positions itself as a key infrastructure provider within the BNB Chain memecoin ecosystem. Its core function is to simplify the token creation process, enabling users without programming knowledge to generate and launch new digital assets. The platform emphasizes a "fair launch" model, which typically implies an open and equal initial distribution without private pre-sales or team allocations, although the specific mechanics are not publicly detailed. Upon creation, tokens are automatically provided with a liquidity pool on PancakeSwap, making them immediately tradable. [1] [3]
The project aims to curate a higher quality of token launches by implementing measures to deter spam and malicious projects. However, its open and permissionless nature has also presented challenges, including large-scale spam attacks and exploits. In response to these issues, Four.meme has introduced manual review processes and token launch fees. The platform has facilitated billions of dollars in cumulative trading volume and has become a significant source of fee generation for PancakeSwap. It works in close collaboration with key entities in the Binance ecosystem, including BNB Chain, Binance Wallet, and Trust Wallet, to support its operations and community. [4] [2]
The public presence of Four.meme began in June 2024 with the creation of its official X (formerly Twitter) account. The project outlined its mission in July 2024, stating its goal to become the premier fair launch platform for memes on BNB Chain. That same month, it announced its first major community initiative, the "4 Meme Big Bang Airdrop," in partnership with BNB Four. Throughout August and September 2024, the platform focused on community engagement through competitions and launched a points-based rewards program. A significant development occurred in August 2024 with the introduction of a BNB Chain-supported accelerator program designed to foster new meme projects. [5] [6]
In early 2025, the platform launched several new initiatives, including the "Alpha Boost Program" to assist with token creation in January and "The Meme Inferno" token burning program in February. A collaborative burn campaign with PancakeSwap, titled "Meme2Million: Burn to Rise," was announced in April 2025. However, the platform also faced security challenges during this period, experiencing an exploit that exposed vulnerabilities in its automated liquidity mechanisms. [5] [2]
The platform's resilience was tested in October 2025. Shortly before October 13, it was subjected to an "on-chain pollution attack," where over 32,000 new, often malicious, tokens were created in a single day, causing service delays and reputational damage. In response, Four.meme implemented a mandatory 0.01 BNB fee for all new token launches to deter spam. Following a significant market crash on October 10 that heavily impacted tokens in its ecosystem, Four.meme, in partnership with BNB Chain, announced a "$45 Million Reload Airdrop" on October 13. This initiative was designed to restore user confidence and provide liquidity to the affected community. [4] [2]
Four.meme provides a suite of tools and features designed to facilitate the creation and trading of memecoins on the BNB Chain.
The CTO Grant Program is a liquidity support initiative for selected projects launched on Four.meme. The "CTO" designation is understood to refer to a "Community Token Offering." As part of the program, Four.meme actively purchases tokens from grant recipients on the open market to bolster their liquidity, support their price, and demonstrate confidence in their communities. All token purchases are conducted through a publicly disclosed wallet address (0xf384b0d1250db293b06a23ab23dfea282853ba11
) to ensure transparency. Projects that have participated in the program include $ADOG, $Astherus, $Palu, and $Priceless. [4] [6]
Announced on October 13, 2025, the "$45 Million Reload Airdrop" was a large-scale relief effort organized by Four.meme and BNB Chain. The initiative was a direct response to the market crash on October 10, 2025, which caused steep declines in the value of many memecoins on the platform.
This airdrop was one of the largest coordinated relief efforts on the BNB Chain and drew significant attention from both institutional and retail participants. [2] [3]
In addition to its core programs, Four.meme has launched various initiatives to foster ecosystem growth and community engagement. These include a BNB Chain-supported accelerator program to provide resources to new projects, the "Alpha Boost Program" for technical support in token creation, and token burning campaigns like "The Meme Inferno." The platform also hosts creator challenges to encourage the development of community-driven lore and intellectual property. [5]
Information regarding the platform's native token is limited. An airdrop announced in July 2024 for the "4 Meme Big Bang Airdrop" specified the distribution of 1,444,444 $FOUR tokens, suggesting this is the platform's native token ticker. Comprehensive details regarding the token's total supply, distribution, and utility have not been made publicly available in the provided sources. [5]
Four.meme has established a wide range of partnerships and integrations across the Web3 ecosystem, with a strong focus on the BNB Chain. Its most strategic relationship is with BNB Chain itself, which supports its accelerator program and collaborated on the $45 Million Reload Airdrop. The platform is technically integrated with PancakeSwap for automated liquidity. It has also collaborated with Binance Wallet to develop the "Meme Rush" feature and is integrated with numerous other wallets, including Trust Wallet, SafePal, OKX Wallet, and Bybit Web3. Other partners span data analytics (CoinMarketCap, Ave.ai), security (Goplus), and trading tools (Photon, Maestro). [1] [3]
In early 2025, Four.meme experienced an exploit that exposed vulnerabilities in its automated liquidity mechanisms. The incident drew scrutiny from the community and highlighted potential security risks associated with its permissionless and automated systems. Details of the financial impact or the specific nature of the flaw were not extensively reported. [2]
The platform was targeted by a large-scale "on-chain pollution attack" in October 2025, which saw over 32,000 new tokens created in a single day. This event led to a significant influx of low-quality and malicious tokens, including many "rug pulls," which negatively impacted the platform's reputation. The surge in activity also caused heavy traffic and service delays, revealing potential scalability issues. In response, the platform implemented a 0.01 BNB launch fee and a manual review process to curb abuse. [4]
While the $45 Million Reload Airdrop was framed as a recovery effort, it also faced criticism. Some analysts raised concerns about the fairness and transparency of its randomized allocation method, suggesting it could lead to disputes among affected users. Others argued that such large-scale bailouts could create a moral hazard by potentially rewarding high-risk trading behavior and setting a precedent for future interventions. [2]
The Four.meme website includes a prominent disclaimer that acknowledges the high-risk nature of its ecosystem. It explicitly states that digital assets, particularly memecoins, are "highly speculative" and "extremely volatile." The platform clarifies that it does not endorse any project launched through its service and strongly encourages users to "do their own research" (DYOR) before engaging in any trading activities. The disclaimer also states that Four.meme is not liable for any financial losses incurred by users. [1]